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A while back (has it been two years already?) I wrote about using the new generics feature in C# to make strongly typed lists, and subclassing generic lists as a way of making lists that are both strongly typed and have  type-specific methods attached, and doing it  with the bare minimum of coding effort. This technique is not widely ...

I have spent a fair amount of time in the past writing business objects, and as soon as we'd made a "Widget" class we needed a "WidgetList" class. I got pretty practiced at throwing these lists out quickly since they were all the same. Depending on the particular project's design decision, we'd encapsulate or ...